A Georgian Arrested in Connection with the Murder of a Russian From Biała Podlaska Was Also Wanted for Another Murder
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A Georgian citizen suspected of murdering a Russian artist in Poland has been charged with a murder that took place several years ago in Wola, media reports.
A Georgian citizen suspected of killing a Russian man in Biała Podlaska has been charged with another murder committed in Poland, Polsat News confirmed. A few days ago, a site visit involving the man took place in Warsaw.
Elnur M., detained in connection with the June murder of Russian opposition figure Siemion Skrepecki, has been charged with another crime, RMF FM journalists have learned. Unofficially, the man may be connected to a group of hired killers operating across Europe.
The Georgian citizen, who was detained on suspicion of involvement in the murder of a Russian cartoonist and critic of the Kremlin in the city of Bila Podlaska, is allegedly suspected of another murder in Warsaw three years ago and may be a member of a network that takes such “orders”.
A Georgian citizen suspected of the June murder of a Russian critic of Vladimir Putin has been charged with another murder committed in Poland. According to RMF FM journalists, Elnur M., detained in connection with the shooting of a Russian opposition figure known as Siemion Skrepecki, who lived in Biała Podlaska, is also suspected of a murder in Warsaw three and a half years ago.
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